RECORD_ID Problems

[vario]

I am having problems with hash cookie RECORD_ID.
As in a previous post, for SQL in Display object I must enclose it in double quotes (why?), and now when I reference it in a PHP procedure it has the value of the procedure name.
I am calling the procedure from an Action Button defined in the form Javascript as:

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nuAddActionButton('AddContract', 'Add Contract', 'nuRunPHPHidden("php_add_tcr")');

I inserted the following at the top of the procedure and commented out the rest of the code:

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$js = "nuMessage('Record ID is #RECORD_ID#')";
nuJavascriptCallback($js);

The message displayed on the form is "Record ID is php_add_tcr". What is causing this?

[kev1n]

As in a previous post, for SQL in Display object I must enclose it in double quotes (why?), and now when I reference it in a PHP procedure it has the value of the procedure name.

I'll have to check the sources.

The message displayed on the form is "Record ID is php_add_tcr". What is causing this?

Use #record_id# (lower case) instead. (It's a bit confusing to be honest...)

BTW: To see all Hash Cookies, you can run nuHash()

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nuDebug(nuHash());

[vario]

Lower case is good! Should I go with lower case for all hash cookies? BTW, #RECORD_ID# does work in other procedures!

[kev1n]

BTW, #RECORD_ID# does work in other procedures!

When running them with nuRunPHPHidden() ?

If I'm not mistaken, #RECORD_ID# can be used in PHP BS, AS etc. events and #record_id# when using nuRunPHPHidden()

[vario]

OK thanks, I'll get used to forte soon! I think the double quotes issue may have been browser caching or some such because now working with single quotes.

[kev1n]

Great - thanks for letting us know.